the composers...
Brant studied piano and composition in Montreal and later in New
at the Juilliard School. Until 1950, his aim as a composer was to
in as many different styles as possible both of the present and the
out of a sense that an intelligible musical language for the present
not be evolved from any single style. He has since become a pioneer
atial music and an audacious explorer of sonic potentialities. He has
t at Columbia University, the Juilliard School, and Bennington College
rmont, and now resides in Santa Barbara, California.
Cimino is a senior music theory/composition major at Stetson Univer-
where she studies with Richard Feasel. She has also recently studied
sition in Frieburg, West Germany, with E. Kiem of the Staatliche
chule fur Musik.
Constantinides was educated at the Greek Conservatory, Juilliard
1, and the Universities of Indiana, Brandeis and Michigan State,
which he holds a Ph. D. in composition. He is the recipient of eight
Standard Awards, and most recently the Boyd Professorship at
iana State University, where he is Coordinator of the Composition De-
ant, Director of the LSU New Music Ensemble, ..".New Times" Chairman of
3U Festival of Contemporary Music and Concertmaster and Associate
ctor of the Baton Rouge Symphony.
yn Huffman studied composition with Marvin Lamb, Jack Waldenmaier,
s Sleeper and Donald Erb. She has written music for voice, solo
uments and chamber ensembles. Her works have been performed in Texas
Dma and Florida. ......
like is currently a professor of music at Oklahoma City University
he conducts the University Orchestra. From 1968-73 he was Asso-
Conductor of the Oklahoma Symphony and he became Music Director
tie 1973-74 season. He received the Gold medal at the Queen Elizabeth
sition Competition in Belgium in 1970 and has been a recipient of
3CAP award for 21 consecutive years.
s Sleeper's music has been performed throughout the United States
n West Germany. He has written several works for bassoon including
ry Bag which was a winner in the 1983 Texas Meet the Composer series
stin. In 1985 he was awarded a fellowship to the Henry Brant resi-
at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach. He is
ntly conductor of the Orchestra and Wind Ensemble at Stetson University.
Waldenmaier was an instructor of composition and music theory at
srn Methodist University, Dallas, Texas frm 1979-85. He currently
a music production company out of Los Colinas, near Dallas and has
sed and produced several works for TV and film.
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school of music
NEW MUSIC FOR BASSOON AND FLUTE
Kathryn Huffman, Bassoon
Jean Rickman, Flute
Michael Rickman, Piano
8:00 pm * Elizabeth Hall Auditorium
It is requested that tape recorders and cameras
not be operated in the auditorium
* Thank You*
